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We aint ever getting them co-ed showers from starship troopers.
We already got the bathrooms with an asterisks next to is
We aint ever getting them co-ed showers from starship troopers.
Apparently we don't need to teach men not to be rapists because we already do that but we need to teach women how not to get raped.
If that shit doesn't sound stupid to you I don't know what to say.
Thing is you can point shit out all day and folks will ve aware girls learn these things early but sometimes people slip
point them out....It's wild that the "opposing viewpoints" in every damn rape related thread is the same cast of characters.
Actually no it isn't.
Looking forward to the upcoming antics in the Chris Brown rape thread.
Oh yeah, I remember that. I don't think that's right. However, I do believe it's tricky. I believe it absolutely is rape when a guy purposely uses drugs or alcohol to rob a chick of her faculties so he can take advantage of her. I also think it is rape when a guy takes advantage of a chick that is under the influence and unable to resist. So, no, I don't believe it is valid to blame a female when she is raped under those circumstances. All the blame rests with the rapist. He is the bad guy in that scenario and the females shouldn't be shouted down.
That said, I think it's completely valid to look at those scenarios and point out things that could have possibly been done to protect the victim. No one should be going up to women who were traumatized and saying "you wouldn't have been raped if you weren't drinking." That's fucked up. However, no one should have a problem with people promoting responsible behavior either.
The other issue is that there absolutely are instances where chicks aren't victimized. I'm sorry, I don't think a chick gets to call rape when she has a little alcohol or drugs, has her inhibitions lowered, and chooses to have sex in that state. I get that legally that's still rape, but that's unfair. Yes, alcohol and drugs can affect your decision making, but people who choose to partake in those things know that. If you get drunk, get in a car, and cause and accident, you will be held responsible. Why should it be any different for a person when it comes to sex?
yea...thats just dumb. i hope it wasnt women doing thats shit.Well there was a time when he would bring rape victims on to confront their abusers and what not, and audience members would shout them victims down, blame them for their mishap, and use the same points of alcohol, attire and free spirit-ness as excuses for why they got raped.
Apparently we don't need to teach men not to be rapists because we already do that but we need to teach women how not to get raped.
If that shit doesn't sound stupid to you I don't know what to say.
We would have to measure blood alcohol levels i guess
Bruh, the idea that you can teach a man not to be a rapist is stupid. Do you really think that guy drugged and raped that chick because he didn't know rape was wrong? Come on man, that's retarded. Criminals don't do bad things because they don't know those things are bad. Niggas ain't out there robbing people at gunpoint because they don't know stealing is wrong. No one says we should "teach people not to rob" because everyone understands that's a stupid sentiment. There will always be bad people. We can't change that. What we can do is give people some tools that will allow them to lessen their chances of becoming victims.
It's true that no matter how much you point things out, some people will still do the wrong thing. That's unavoidable. Still, what is your solution? You think we should stop teaching people because not everyone learns? That's silly. You continue to put the right message out there, not because you think that everyone will listen. You do it with the hopes that some will listen. Even if it only saves one person, that's good enough.
I guess we disagree that antisocial/destructive/criminal behavior can be taught or in the very least an acceptance of it can be taught but it's not that difficult to observe throughout history or even throughout segments of society.
Also your second paragraph contradicts your first.
What I'm saying is that people who are criminals and intentionally do the wrong thing aren't doing that because they don't know it's wrong. Again, look at this case. Do you honestly believe that guy didn't know it was wrong to drug and rape that chick while she was begging for someone to help her. Do you really believe that? Do you really believe that if someone sat him down before he went out and told him that raping is wrong that he wouldn't have done that?
Nothing I said is contradictory. I'm not saying that people shouldn't be taught right from wrong. We do need to tell boys that if they see a chick that is visibly intoxicated that they should move on and not try to get anything from her just like we need to tell girls (and boys) that getting sloppy drunk in public is irresponsible and dangerous. I'm not against that. I'm against the idea that such teaching is all that is necessary to stop criminals from being criminals. That's extremely naive.
I don't know if the guy knew it was wrong to drug and rape a chick but her certainly thought it was ok. As did everybody else that saw it going down and did nothing. Yet for some reason the focus is on what the rape victim should have done differently.
Do you show up at funerals and be like "nigga shoulda ducked"?
Nobody is asking for a perfect world yall but saying we can do better about this shit. I really think overall its much more we can do for male and femake victims. Its plenty women who think a man cant be raped by a woman. And plenty niggas act like dude in the video.
Nobody is against being aware of your surroundings but telling a rape victim after the fact what they did wrong aint helping or teaching
We aint ever getting them co-ed showers from starship troopers.
man they got whole spas thats co-edThey already got 'em in parts of Europe, and there are no issues.
Stop this, people are responsible for themselves not to get blackout drunk at clubs, the way you going is they have no responsibility and should be treated like children.
naw it's not fantasy land...
that's why companies like uber and lyft make a ton of money....
pass out drunks..
that's why new years offers free cab service on new years...pass out drunks...
you ain't gonna stop people from getting pass out drunk.... that's living in a fantasy... but you can stop them from getting raped, that's very real
infact many diligent places look out specifically for that type of shit..
cant tell you how many times we've gotten into it with dudes who had to prove they knew a passed out chick to take hr home......it's a fucked up reality, but i'm dealing with reality here
If you're saying that the guy did not know what he was doing was wrong, you're just being contrary. The description said that the chick protested the action and asked for help. If you think he heard that but really didn't see anything problem with his action, you're just denying reality and reason for the sake of carrying on with a pointless line of argumentation.
And no, I don't show up at a funeral and say anything like that, just like I didn't show up at this chick's house to tell her not to take drinks. Stupid little retorts like that are why your side in this matter never gains any ground. Show me a person in this topic who said the rapist was right. Go on, tell us how no one in the topic said anything about him being wrong or said he should be punished. The focus is on what the rape victim should have done because everyone already acknowledges that the rapist was wrong, is a bad guy, and should be punished. There is no disagreement there and therefore no reason for debate. The reason the discussion about the victim continues is because you silly niggas can't seem to ever understand that there are things that can be done to reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim and people should be made aware of those things.
The focus is on what the rape victim should have done because everyone already acknowledges that the rapist was wrong, is a bad guy, and should be punished.